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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

Page

9

Protect Children Against Diseases

Austin urges prompt visits by family physicians or health officers for suspected communicable diseases to shield children from illness. Dr Geo W Cox warns against letting diseases accumulate and promotes vaccination or inoculation. Isolation and quarantine laws, plus public cooperation, protect individuals and communities from spread. The Danube ranks 24th in length at 1725 miles.

Austin Geo. W. Cox Cox State Health Department Texas

President Truman Urges Farm Price Conference

President Truman asked Secretary Anderson to convene government and farm group leaders to counter rising farm real estate prices and debt. He urged careful lender consideration and involvement by life insurers, bankers groups, and the Fed as part of a plan to curb inflation and protect farmers from unsustainable borrowing.

Washington Truman Agriculture Anderson Anderson American Bankers Association Federal Reserve System

Land Inflation During World War I Sparks Value Surge

The President highlighted farm realty values climbing 92 percent above the 1935-39 average amid WWI inflation. He noted 24 states show real estate values surpassing the 1920 inflation peak, signaling a nationwide surge in land prices.

Courtesy and service drive customers to shop

In Santa Fe Magazine, a shopkeeper speaks on how pleasant words and smiling eyes attract patrons. He argues that strong service beats cheap goods, and that avoiding gloom, rudeness, and unhappy staff keeps customers returning.

Santa Fe Magazine

Haiti's 2,000,000 Indians have no direct descendants

A claim states that not a single direct descendant of the 2,000,000 Haitians remains today. The remark implies a complete absence of lineal heirs among current generations, though it lacks supporting context or sources.

Haiti

New Texas Road Map Is Off Press

A new official Texas Highway Map is off the press to guide travelers on the expanding road system. Color photos promote tourism and Texan sites as D C Greer notes free copies are available on request through Austin headquarters, district offices, and entry ports. The map shows over 1,100 miles of new paved roads not in the prior edition.

Austin Texas Lone Star State D. C. Greer Highway Department Department

To Avoid Typhus Get Rid of Rats

Texas faces rising typhus cases with 1147 reported last year and 185 in the first 18 weeks of this year. Dr. Geo W Cox, State Health Officer, urges nationwide rat control as the sole way to curb Brill's disease and protect public health.

Texas Geo. W. Cox State Health Department Cox

Readiness for Typhus Control Through Rodent Measures

The article argues that strict rodent control is the sole effective method to curb typhus fever following rat eradication efforts. It emphasizes comprehensive measures, outlining actions and potential public health implications.

Who's the rich man by Edgar A Guest

A brief verse questions wealth and happiness contrasting material gain with simple joys. It ponders whether riches lie in costly goods or in domestic contentment and the joy of reading and loving presence at home. The speaker suggests true wealth is found in peace, love, and fulfillment rather than possessions.

Edgar A. Guest

Glass-Handle With Care Ring Returns Home Breakup Joke

A witty engagement tale unfolds as a man laments a broken engagement and recalls his fiancée returning his ring labeled Glass-Handle With Care, framing a humorous domestic miscue. The incident centers on the ring gesture and the dig at fragile emotions.

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